Invasions of India From Central Asia
Invasions of India From Central Asia
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Aurungzebe and his sister Rochenara were much attached to each other, even in childhood.
*Dow, vol. Iii. P. 122 f Ibid. Vol. Iii. P. 175.
THE HISTORY OF NO OR MAHAL. 133 For twenty years, Shah Jehan and Arjemund Banu (the daughter of Asiph) led a happy and united married life, until she died in child-bed in 1631, leaving a fourth infant daughter. Eight of her children survived her. Her husband loved her devotedly, and built over her the splendid Taj Mausoleum, ' the highest compliment that was ...ever paid to a woman/ Shah Jehan removed the court from Lahore and Agra to Delhi, and there he built a magnificent new city near Firozabad, the city of Baber's time. It is near the splendid remains of six old cities. For Delhi, or Indu- prustha, had been a place of importance for three thousand years. Shah Jehan' s city is modern Delhi ; the town walls are six miles round, with ten fine gates. The palace, or ' Red Castle/ is an inner defence or castle, the high walls of which are three miles round ; one side is protected by the river Jumna.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aurungzebe and his sister Rochenara were much attached to each other, even in childhood.
*Dow, vol. Iii. P. 122 f Ibid. Vol. Iii. P. 175.
THE HISTORY OF NO OR MAHAL. 133 For twenty years, Shah Jehan and Arjemund Banu (the daughter of Asiph) led a happy and united married life, until she died in child-bed in 1631, leaving a fourth infant daughter. Eight of her children survived her. Her husband loved her devotedly, and built over her the splendid Taj Mausoleum, ' the highest compliment that was ...ever paid to a woman/ Shah Jehan removed the court from Lahore and Agra to Delhi, and there he built a magnificent new city near Firozabad, the city of Baber's time. It is near the splendid remains of six old cities. For Delhi, or Indu- prustha, had been a place of importance for three thousand years. Shah Jehan' s city is modern Delhi ; the town walls are six miles round, with ten fine gates. The palace, or ' Red Castle/ is an inner defence or castle, the high walls of which are three miles round ; one side is protected by the river Jumna.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S G W Samuel Greene Wheeler Benjamin to read onlineMoreLess
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